Journey across Northern Arizona to explore two of the region’s most awe-inspiring destinations—Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon. Departing from Sedona or Flagstaff, this full-day adventure leads you through striking desert scenery, the lands of the Navajo Nation, and the dramatic sandstone formations of the Glen Canyon region.
As you travel north, your guide will share stories about the land’s geology, the traditions and history of Native communities, and the explorers who helped shape this part of the Southwest. Your first stop is Horseshoe Bend, where a short walk leads to one of the most photographed viewpoints in Arizona—an incredible overlook perched 1,000 feet above a sweeping curve of the Colorado River.
Next, enjoy a relaxing picnic-style lunch near Glen Canyon Dam with views of shimmering Lake Powell. In the afternoon, your experience continues with a Navajo guide who will lead you through the sculpted corridors of Lower Antelope Canyon, known for its glowing walls, swirling sandstone textures, and world-famous light beams.
Throughout the day, we provide snacks, cold drinks, and cooling towels to ensure you stay comfortable on this unforgettable journey through some of Arizona’s most spectacular scenery.
No matter the weather, our local Sedona guides are friendly, knowledgeable, and excited to share their deep understanding of this incredible region. We’re dedicated to creating a meaningful and memorable experience as we explore some of Sedona’s most stunning red rock destinations. Book your adventure with Sedona Red Rock Tours and enjoy the beauty of Sedona with guides who truly know and love the land.
This is a full-day experience. Guests departing from Sedona typically begin around 7:00 AM, while Flagstaff departures begin around 8:00 AM. Return times vary but usually fall between 5:00–6:00 PM.
There is moderate walking at Horseshoe Bend and throughout Lower Antelope Canyon. The Horseshoe Bend trail is roughly 1.5 miles round-trip on sandy terrain. Antelope Canyon involves navigating narrow passages, gentle stairs, and uneven surfaces.
Children ages 4+ are welcome, but please be aware that Lower Antelope Canyon requires climbing short staircases and walking through narrow canyon walls. Families with young children should ensure their hikers are comfortable with this terrain.
Light, breathable clothing is best, along with comfortable walking shoes. Antelope Canyon can be warm, and Horseshoe Bend is exposed, so hats and sunscreen are highly recommended.
We provide pickup from most locations in Sedona and Flagstaff. Guests outside these areas can meet us at a convenient central pickup point.
Absolutely. Please let us know during booking, and we will do our best to arrange a meal that fits your needs.
Yes! Lower Antelope Canyon is one of the most photogenic places in the Southwest. Cameras and smartphones are welcome, but tripods and professional gear are generally not permitted.
Bags of any kind are not permitted inside Lower Antelope Canyon. This includes backpacks, purses, fanny packs, camera bags, and large personal items. The canyon’s narrow passageways and staircases require guests to move freely without anything that could snag or obstruct the flow of the group.
We recommend bringing only essential items—such as your phone or small camera—which must be carried in your hand or pocket. Your guide will help secure any non-permitted items in the vehicle before entering the canyon.
